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Cassiopeia star
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Policy Cassiopeia gamma / γ Cas ), English name Navi or Tsih [1] , whose Franstide star number is Cassiopeia 27 [2] , Yes Cassiopeia A bright star of Be Star Its apparent magnitude is 2.39 [2]
Chinese name
Policy
Foreign name
Navi
Alias
HD 5394 Cassiopeia gamma
Classification
Cassiopeia gamma variable
Quality
19.3 M⊙
surface temperature
25500 K
Apparent magnitude
2.15 to 3.40, etc
Absolute magnitude
-4.22 etc
Right ascension
0h56m42.5s [2]
Declination
+60°43′0″ [2]
Distance from ground
About 610 light years
Radius
thirteen point seven R
Luminosity
68,500 L☉
observation data
Policy γ Cas / Cassiopeia gamma )It's the explosion of Cassiopeia Variable star , belonging to 28 nights LegsMansion , one of the main bright stars in the northern sky, whose magnitude varies irregularly between+2.20 and+3.40, is Cassiopeia gamma variable Prototype of. Its name "ce" means "whip", and it has no traditional Arabic or Latin name. It is located in the middle of the W shape of Cassiopeia. Virgil Ivan Grissom, an American astronaut, nicknamed the star "Navi", the inverted form of his middle name. This satellite is often used as a navigation reference that is easy to distinguish in space missions.
Policy In 1937, the apparent magnitude was+2.2, in 1940 it was+3.4, in 1949 it was+2.9, in 1965 it was+2.7, and now it is+2.15. When the star is at its brightest, its brightness exceeds that of Cassiopeia α (+2.25) and Cassiopeia β (+2.3).
Policy It is a fast rotating star, protruding at the equator. Together with its high luminosity, it has a huge mass loss and forms a disk ring around the star. Its material outflow and brightness change seem to be caused by the ring.
Policy It's a Spectroscopic binary The detour period is about 204 days, and the eccentricity is from 0.26 to "close to 0". Its companion star is believed to have a mass similar to that of the sun.